Children's Nonfiction Post-confederation (1867-)
The Children of Africville
- Publisher
- Nimbus Publishing
- Initial publish date
- Sep 2013
- Category
- Post-Confederation (1867-)
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eBook
- ISBN
- 9781774713730
- Publish Date
- Sep 2013
- List Price
- $8.99
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Recommended Age, Grade, and Reading Levels
- Age: 12 to 16
- Grade: 7 to 11
Description
The children of Africville, Nova Scotia, lived in a special community where everyone knew their neighbours, and all helped and cared for each other. It was the perfect place for children to play and grow up. The Children of Africville is the remarkable story of these children during the community's final years, before it was torn down and its families were relocated. Full of photographs and stories from Africville people, this book is an important celebration of Nova Scotia black history, its vibrant community, and the children who lived there.
About the author
Christine Welldon is the author of several books including The Children of Africville; Children of the Titanic; Canadian Pacific Railway: Pon Git Cheng and Pier 21: Listen to My Story. Her work has appeared in the Globe and Mail, The Fiddlehead, Canadian Business and Omni magazines. Her most recent book Reporter in Disguise: The Intrepid Vic Steinberg is on the Honours list for the American Library Association Amelia Bloomer Award for excellence in feminist children's literature, and short-listed for the Children's Choice Hackmatack Award, 2015. Her newest book, Lifelines: The Lanier Phillips Story will be released in the fall of 2014 by Breakwater Books.
Other titles by
Knight of the Rails
Kid Sterling
My House is a Lighthouse
Stories of Lighthouses and Their Keepers
Everyone Can Be a Changemaker
The Ashoka Effect
Life Lines
The Lanier Phillips Story
Quai 21: Écoutez mon histoire
The Children of Africville (2nd edition)
Reporter in Disguise
The Intrepid Vic Steinberg
Pier 21
Listen to My Story
Pier 35
Listen to My Story